Fightin' Sons-of-Guns
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If a man was awkward with the bayonet they grabbed his rifle to show him how ; another charged alone at the dummies to illustrate the venom that ought to go into sticking an enemy. It was top- speed work, driven by human dynamos of energy ; the men were red and eager, up on their toes with the zest of it.
Now those are the methods that always bring home the bacon.
Whether it be football, prizefighting or war, hard, rough training turns out the champions. I have watched the work in our own camps..., both at home and in France, and I would respectfully recommend this British ferocity.
The soldiers in Number One were not veterans. They had received from three to six months' drill at home, and the finishing touches were being put on before they went into the line. All reinforcements get nine days' polishing in such camps in France prior to going to the Front. If they can get this spirit so quickly, so should our men of the draft. Another significant feature of their training, which tells the way the war is going, is that the Canadians concentrate on offensive tactics.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If a man was awkward with the bayonet they grabbed his rifle to show him how ; another charged alone at the dummies to illustrate the venom that ought to go into sticking an enemy. It was top- speed work, driven by human dynamos of energy ; the men were red and eager, up on their toes with the zest of it.
Now those are the methods that always bring home the bacon.
Whether it be football, prizefighting or war, hard, rough training turns out the champions. I have watched the work in our own camps..., both at home and in France, and I would respectfully recommend this British ferocity.
The soldiers in Number One were not veterans. They had received from three to six months' drill at home, and the finishing touches were being put on before they went into the line. All reinforcements get nine days' polishing in such camps in France prior to going to the Front. If they can get this spirit so quickly, so should our men of the draft. Another significant feature of their training, which tells the way the war is going, is that the Canadians concentrate on offensive tactics.
What to read after Fightin' Sons-of-Guns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Pattullo to read onlineMoreLess
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